will sink across to parts of northern england and wales, with the rain quite light and patchy. for scotland and northern ireland, then, the weather brightens up with sunshine and showers. mild for england and wales, but the cooler air arriving across scotland and northern ireland, and it stays quite windy today. the windiest weather in shetland with gusts still running in at around 50 or 60 mph. overnight, winds pushing in southwards taking light rain and drizzle with it across wales and into southern counties of england. the clouds clear a little bit further northwards and there will be further showers for scotland and northern ireland continuing to be driven on by a strong wind overnight. on sunday, those blustery showers continuing for scotland and northern ireland, and much sunnier weather for northern england and wales, the midlands and parts of east anglia, and eventually, the brighter weather arriving in the south, which for most of us will feel quite a bit cooler. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. another defeat for donald trump in his attempts to overturn the us election results. republican offic

furthermore, a cold front bringing rain to scotland and northern ireland, it will sink a cross into northern england and wales but the rain is light and patchy. showers in scotland, mild in england and wales, but some cool air in northern ireland. it stays quite windy today, mostly in the shetland, with gusts of around 60 mph. 0vernight, the weather front pushes to the south, taking light rain and drizzle with it, into england. the skies will clear a bit further north, but further showers for scotland and northern ireland, driven in. a windy day on sunday, with blustery showers continuing in scotland and northern ireland. more sunny in england, wales, the midlands and parts of east anglia. for most of us it will feel a bit cooler. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the home secretary priti patel keeps herjob — after being found to have broken rules by bullying staff. questions for boris johnson, over his influence on the report. the nhs starts setting up coronavirus vaccination centres, and the first doses could be delivered next month. an online summit of the world's biggest economie

this weather front has been producing the problems in western scotland and northern ireland, more heavyweightternoon that it will start to ease this evening. rain at times across scotland and into cumbria, much of england and wales will be dry, temperatures could peak at around 14. quite a mild night for england and wales but turning right across the north and west of england and wales as that what apprentice finally on the move, clearer and colder conditions for scotland and northern ireland, temperatures dropping low enough for frosting some sheltered areas but first free for england and wales, temperatures not dropping below ten or ii for some. the big picture on wednesday, the weather front is with us, it will slowly move eastwards. this wave to the south—west will delay its clearance. things brightening to the north and west of england and wales, sunny spells with some showers in scotland and northern ireland, staying clarity through some seven counties of england and east anglia, but the mildest of the air is clinging on. temperatures into single figures for most as we finish tomorrow a

up these words and the skies brighten upfor these words and the skies brighten up for scotland and northern irelandrth wales with some sunshine. strong winds with gales for western scotla nd strong winds with gales for western scotland and showers and those showers get blown right across scotla nd showers get blown right across scotland into northern ireland and into the far north of england. getting colder. these differences across northern areas of 5—7. and the colder air will continue to feed m, the colder air will continue to feed in, getting colder still on thursday across northern areas and further south we had this area of rain that's going to be moving its way in and that rain is going to be heavy rain across wales and southern counties and the winds pretty strong in reaching gale force perhaps around southern coast but the cold est around southern coast but the coldest air will be across northern areas. a mixture of sunshine and showers and look at the temperatures with highs of about 4 degrees in scotla nd with highs of about 4 degrees in scotland and five and northern ireland with the sh

showers, some of those heavy with hail and thunder, most frequent in southern scotland, northern england, northern irelandht or nine degrees at the highest in scotland and northern ireland, 13 in the south—east corner, windiest conditions tomorrow, southernmost counties of england and wales, especially earlier in the day, a0 or 50 mph hour gusts. a sign of something quieter on the horizon, showers through tuesday and wednesday, but towards the end of the week high pressure builds in, we have not seen that for some time, and it flips around to the other side of autumn, the mellower side, more in the way of dry weather, winds not so strong, sunshine by day, cold nights, with some overnight frost and fog. bye for now. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. a senior government minister warns the second coronavirus lockdown in england could last more than a month and says any decision would depend on how much the restrictions brought down levels of infection. we need to recognise that we do need to get the infection rate, the r rate below one. we believe on the basis of the evidence that we have that we w

more general rain for scotland and northern ireland. rth—east of scotland. into tuesday, the milder air spreads right the way across the country before it turns colder again mid—week. before it turns colder again mid week. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. republican officials in two states re—confirm joe biden's victory. another setback for donald trump in his attempts to overturn his losses in the us election. the british home secretary, priti patel, keeps herjob after being found to have broken rules by bullying staff. now questions for borisjohnson, over his influence on the report. a rocket attack on the afghan capital, kabul. at least eight people have been killed and more than 30 injured. an online summit of the world's biggest economies begins today in saudi arabia. top of the agenda — the coronavirus pandemic and its economic fallout. the professional footballers' association in the uk calls

more general rain for scotland and northern ireland. orth—east of scotland. into tuesday, the milder air spreads right the way across the country before it turns colder again mid week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... another defeat for donald trump in his attempts to overturn the us election results. republican officials in two states confirm joe biden's victory. the british cabinet minister priti patel keeps herjob — after being found to have broken rules by bullying staff. now questions for borisjohnson, over his influence on the report. a rocket attack on the afghan capital, kabul. at least eight people have been killed and more than 30 injured. an online summit of the world's biggest economies begins today in saudi arabia: top of the agenda the coronavirus pandemic and its economic fallout.

that's heading into northern ireland, eventually southern scotland.where in scotland, but it's going to be quite cold, temperatures of 5 or 6 degrees. further south where we have all the cloud, it's milder air, of course, and those temperatures will reach 12 or 13 celsius, so quite a bit milder than we've seen of late. second half of the weekend, we lose that breeze from off the continent and instead, high pressure builds back in again. the air stagnates and we're left with lots of cloud, low cloud, so some mist and some fog in the hills. a bit more breeze in northern scotland, perhaps some sunshine in the northeast of scotland, some sunshine developing in west wales and the far south of england through the channel in particular. 12 degrees here, elsewhere, temperatures typically nine or 10 celsius. that's the weekend. as we head into the last day of autumn, the last day of november, we're going to find the high pressure getting squeezed a bit by atlantic air coming around the top of it and these weatherfronts as well. so, the breeze will start to pic

more general rain for scotland and northern ireland. t of scotland. into tuesday, the milder air spreads right the way across the country 00:28:47,282 --> 2147483051:51:08,356 before it turns colder 2147483051:51:08,356 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 again mid week. hello and welcome to the programme which brings together some of the uk's leading political commentators, bbc specialists, and foreign correspondents who file their stories to the folks back home with the dateline: london. this week: more vaccine options, more good news in the battle to combat coronavirus. but will its distribution be truly global? and as borisjohnson polishes up the british sword ready to rattle it again, is trump binding biden's hands? joining us: stephanie baker, an american, is senior writer with bloomberg. janet daley, american by birth, but long resident in the uk, is a columnist on the sunday telegraph. with me in the studio, the bbc‘s diplomatic correspondent, paul adams. there's a british joke buses which could readily be applied to vaccines against corona

more general rain for scotland and northern ireland. air spreads right the way across the country before it turns colder again mid week. good afternoon. the prime minister is facing further criticism for disregarding an independent report which said home secretary priti patel broke the ministerial code by bullying staff. number 10 has rejected claims — made by a whitehall source — that borisjohnson had asked for the inquiry findings to be toned down.

. 0n be for scotland and northern ireland. scotland, that means getting into western parts of england and wales but further east it should stay dry. variable cloud, maybe some bright or sunny spells, the showers. 0n thursday, image of high pressure moves in. that will settle things down before more wet and windy weather arrives from friday into the start of the weekend. this is this bbc news, i'm simon mccoy. the headlines: gps are told to get ready to roll out the new covid vaccine from the start of next month. health secretary matt hancock says all nhs staff need to be prepared. i know that they will rise to this challenge of being ready when the science comes good to inject hope into millions of arms this winter. no exam results in wales next year — instead a—levels, as—levels, and gcses will be replaced with a system based on teacher assessments. a damning report says leaders of the catholic church in england and wales "turned a blind eye" to sexual predators. face to face for the first time — the covid patient and the tria

most rain setting in over the hills of western scotland, some rain for northern ireland. nd rain is still stuck mainly across scotland and northern ireland. generally dry england and wales and always brighter with more sunshine as you head further east across england and wales where it's going to be drive up with a southerly wind temperatures continuing to rise back up to 12 or13. quite widely felt up things will change later in the week, not least because that weather front will take rain into england and wales on wednesday. then we start to see high pressure building and later on in the week. for the early part of the week rain around most of it around scotland and northern ireland was up it will be turning milder for the second half of the week with high pressure, lighter winds, it will be cold with some frost and some fog. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm maryam moshiri. as the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the us exceeds 12 million, thanksgiving dinners are distributed to people across the country im

we'll see sunny spells but some blustery showers for scotland and northern ireland. ly northern scotland, with widespread gales. so, turning a bit cooler later in the day across the north, but mild for england and wales. quite a bit of cloud around, 13—14 degrees. that cold front then moves southwards and ends up lingering across southern england on sunday, but behind it, you'll notice we're in that cooler air mass, so it could be cloudy across southern england throughout the day. but for much of the country, actually bright on sunday with some good spells of sunshine. but it stays breezy in the north, with further blustery showers across northern and western scotland. winds lighter in the south. those temperatures lower than on saturday — eight to around ten or 11 degrees in the south. and then as we head on into next week, it looks like it turns milder again, with south—southwesterly winds moving in, but a low—pressure system will bring outbreaks of rain, particularly to the north and the west of the country. this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones with the latest

most of it affecting scotland, some for northern ireland in the morning. , not much as it heads southwards in the afternoon. then we get some sunshine following in northern scotland where it is a bit cooler, otherwise temperatures around 9—11. hello this is bbc news. i'm a lacrosse of your rack with your headlines. a warning that hospitals in england could become overwhelmed with coronavirus cases, if mps don't back new restrictions. the prime minister appoints nadhim zahawi as minister for the deployment of coronavirus vaccines. iran's president rouhani blames israel for the assassination of a top nuclear scientist — saying his country won't be deterred from its nuclear ambitions. violent clashes in paris as thousands protest against a new law to restrict the sharing of images of police officers. it comes days after footage emerged of officers beating up a black man. now on bbc news: finland has a coalition government led by five women. the bbc has had world—first exclusive access behind—the—scenes to explore how the coalition works in practice and its imp

most of the waning drizzle coming into northern scotla nd waning drizzle coming into northern scotland and northern irelandcross scotla nd the rain is still stuck across scotland and across northern ireland. for many parts of england and wales it will be dry and brighter the further east you go, with sunshine as well. southerly winds, those temperatures continuing to rise up to around 12 or 13 degrees. changes later on the week, the weather front bringing the week heads into england and wales, then pressure builds from the atlantic behind that, later in the week. for the early part of the week there is more rain around, especially in scotla nd more rain around, especially in scotland and northern ireland, that pushes into england and wales, that high pressure means it gets colder, there may well be frost and some fog as well. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: a call for coronavirus vaccines to be available for all as leaders from the world's biggest economies meet for an online summit hosted by saudi arabia. in the uk, an alternative to a covid vaccine for people with weakened immune systems enters i

will sink across to parts of northern england and wales, with the rain quite light and patchy. for scotland and northern irelandnd and wales, but the cooler air arriving across scotland and northern ireland, and it stays quite windy today. the windiest weather in shetland with gusts still running in at around 50 or 60 mph. 0vernight, winds pushing in southwards taking light rain and drizzle with it across wales and into southern counties of england. the clouds clear a little bit further northwards and there will be further showers for scotland and northern ireland continuing to be driven on by a strong wind overnight. on sunday, those blustery showers continuing for scotland and northern ireland, and much sunnier weather for northern england and wales, the midlands and parts of east anglia, and eventually, the brighter weather arriving in the south, which for most of us

and that's going to bring in some showers, mainly for scotland and for northern ireland. england and wales. it's colder in northern scotland early on saturday morning. it's windy here as well. and then we've got our band of rain on that weather front. that rain will soon move away from southern scotland, northern ireland, heading into northern england in the morning, and then down through wales, into the north midlands later on in the day. to the south of that, generally dry. a lot of cloud but a hint of sunshine now and again. it's quite mild air still here, so temperatures 13 degrees. further north, it's getting colder through the day. there will be some sunshine, but those showers could be quite heavy and blustery, as well, because it's going to be quite a windy day, especially for northern scotland, where we're looking at gales, gusts of 70 miles an hour for a while in the northern isles. now, through saturday evening and saturday night, that band of clouds and rain, becoming light and patchy, heads down to southern england. elsewhere, we'll see clearing skies away fro

weather front and they will not be a lot of rain but we will see some in the morning across scotland, northern irelandthe north of scotland, temperatures here dropping our way but elsewhere marder, temperatures here dropping our way but elsewhere milder, 10 or 12 at best on monday. on tuesday that weather front moves down across the whole of the country and a link back to cloud is hanging on in western areas by tuesday morning, further east especially in scotland and northern england we will find some frost so a chilly start on tuesday and a chilly day in prospect because cloud will topple into that colder across scotland, northern ireland, or cloud across wales, the best sunshine in lincolnshire, east anglia and the south—east, temperatures 8 or 9 degrees, further west. further in the week, things will turn unsettled by the latter part of the week, it will be chilly for all of us. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment with nigel nelson and jo phillips. first, the headlines —

western scotland, northern ireland, north—west england.y'll continue into the night and become few and far between by the end of the night. a thicker cloud we've seen towards the south coast off england, some of it will push further north again across more of southern england into parts of wales. capable of delivering the odd spot of rain. where we've got clear spells it will be cold enough for a patch of frost going into monday morning. a day that starts with a decent amount of sunshine. we'll keep sunny spells across eastern areas whereas in the west, the cloud increases. we'll see some outbreaks of rain in northern ireland, especially western scotland. looking very wet here for the afternoon. the wind picking up as well, some gusts in the western isles getting back to around 50,60 mph. we may see some showery rain pushing into parts of wales and west in england later today. milder in the west, still quite chilly to the east. quieter weather for the second half of the week ahead as high pressure builds in again. a chance for overnight fr

showers, some of those heavy with hail and thunder, most frequent in southern scotland, northern england, northern ireland than at the weekend, eight or 9 degrees highest in scotland and northern ireland, 13 in the south—east, windiest conditions tomorrow, southernmost counties of england and wales, especially earlier in the day, a0 or 50 mile an hour gusts. a sign of something quieter on the horizon, chalmers through tuesday and wednesday, towards the end of the week i pressure built in, we have not seen that for some time and it flips around to the other side of autumn, the mellow sound, more in the way of dry weather, wind is not so strong, sunshine by day, cold nights, with some overnight frost and fog. goodbye for now. this is bbc news, the headlines: a senior government minister warns the second national lockdown in england could last more than a month — amid fears that the rise in coronavirus cases could overwhelm hospitals. the uk opposition leader has welcomed the new measures, but is calling on the governmnent to use the time wisely and to improve the test and trace system. typhoon goni, has mad

showers, some of those heavy with hail and thunder, most frequent in southern scotland, northern england, northern irelandghest in scotland and northern ireland, 13 in the south—east corner, windiest conditions tomorrow, southernmost counties of england and wales, especially earlier in the day, a0 or 50 mph hour gusts. a sign of something quieter on the horizon, showers through tuesday and wednesday, but towards the end of the week high pressure builds in, we have not seen that for some time, and it flips around to the other side of autumn, the mellower side, more in the way of dry weather, winds not so strong, sunshine by day, cold nights, with some overnight frost and fog. bye for now. good afternoon.

a wetter spell for a time, though, for northern ireland and southern scotland once again. we're keeping an eye on this area of rainfall, though, towards the south—east for first thing on sunday. that could be quite slow— moving and heavy.moving and heavy. and another band of showers come swinging across england and wales and then focuses on northern ireland and southern scotland by the afternoon. strongest winds on sunday towards the south coast. again, it will be relatively mild, maybe a bit of brightness later. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... conservative mps urge the prime minister to reset his government after the departure of his top adviser, dominic cummings. several states in the us bring in new restrictions to try to curb the surge in covid—19. the us president—elect, joe biden, strongly criticises donald trump's handling of the crisis. president trump has insisted he won't put the us into lockdown, and comes close to admitting he could leave the white house next year. i will not go...this administration will not be going to a lockdown. hopefully the... w

sunny spells but blustery showers for scotland and northern ireland. despread gales. turning a bit cooler later in the day across the north but mild for england and wales and a bit of cloud around, 13—14 degrees. that cold front then moves southwards and ends up lingering across southern england on sunday but behind you will notice we are in the cool air mass, so it could be cloudy across southern england throughout the day but for much of the country actually bright on sunday with good spells of sunshine but it stays breezy in the north with further blustery showers across northern and western scotland and winds are lighter in the south. those temperatures lower than on saturday's eight to around ten or 11 degrees in the south. heading onto next week, it looks like it turns milder again, south—westerly winds moving in and a low—pressure system will bring rain to the north and the west of the country. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. as coronavirus sees americans urged to stay at home for thanksgivin

a chillier night, may have a touch of frost in scotland, northern ireland, these inside of northern irelandt still that lingering weather front close to southern england and south wales with a chance of seeing some patchy rain. may catch a shower in north—west england, northern ireland, more into the northern west of but that wind will be a bit lighter tomorrow. a chillier day for many of us tomorrow, particularly so into england and wales, but again, there will be some sunny spells for many of us. it is and they evening, the cloud and patchy rain may start to feed further north again into parting with and wales, xiao was going to western scotland but for many of us, a patchy and drier day as mandy begins as the high—pressure building and again have clear spells and the chance of seeing a touch of frost. the next set of weather fronts not too far away. still some cloud for southern england and wales with some spots of rain early on on monday, but then our attention is drawn to the next weather front coming in making things wetter in the north of scotland, at times northern ireland, patchy r

eastwards very quickly and will sit across the same areas much of the day, south and western scotland, northern irelandr, to the south, a much milder day to come tomorrow compared to today thanks to the southerly wind. bringing in a few breaks and an overall cloudy picture, the best conditions in east anglia and the south—east in the afternoon with temperatures peaking at 13-14 . the afternoon with temperatures peaking at 13—14 . the weather front from western scotland and northern ireland will move eastwards through tuesday night into wednesday. another wave, this buckle develops through the bay of biscay delaying the clearance from the south—east on wednesday, holding on to something milder here, but other than that colder air will slip back into place once again. wednesday is almost your transition day and that we will have the weather front in the south—east of england, further rain and drizzle to come, but from the midlands, wales north woods, a few showers around, but a lot more sunshine generally and temperatures dropping. no widespread frost will follow wednesday night into thursday and more fr

to a huge night for both scotland and northern ireland, with both nationsjust one match away from qualifyingmpionships. for scotland, you need to go back to 1998 for the last time the mens' side reached a majorfinals. that was the world cup. tonight, that could all change. a win against serbia in belgrade and they'll seal a place at next summer's euros. i was still playing the last time scotland qualified. it was a very, very long time ago. so, yeah, there is definitely a generation that's missed the atmosphere and the feeling that you get with a nation when you do qualify, that proud feeling, so hopefully this group can deliver. there's been a setback for scotland's opponents serbia this morning. influential midfielder and crystal palace captain luka milivojevic has tested positive for coronavirus and will now miss tonight's match. there will be no fans in belgrade, but in belfast there will be exactly 1060, as northern ireland take on slovakia at windsor park. that's how many are allowed in due to social distancing. northern ireland ended a 30—year wait for a trip to a major finals, by rea

quite weak, there won't be a lot of rain but we will see some rain in the morning across scotland, northern ireland the afternoon and eventually we may get sunshine in the northern half of scotland. temperatures beginning to drop away but elsewhere, milder, ten, may be 12 degrees on monday. tuesday and that weather front moves down towards the whole of the country and the link back of weather front in cloud while hanging out was the worst by tuesday morning. further east particularly in scotla nd further east particularly in scotland and northern england we will find frost forming, so a chilly start here on tuesday and a chilly day in prospect because cloud will topple into that colder air across scotland, northern ireland, more cloud across wales, increasingly for the western side of england, the best of the sunshine across lincolnshire, east anglia and the south of england. 10 celsius further west. heading further into the week and things will turn much more u nsettled and things will turn much more unsettled and it will be chilly for all of us. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines — violent cl

that governments are going to are having to find a rebalancing and you know i think we own scotland northern ireland and so and have all adopted slightly different approaches i think scotland began harsh on lockdown if you like it has that had the highest rates of transmission some time ago and we're no beginning to see now working and i think anyone has waited a bit and i think that had to stricter outcome so it's about trying to do the best you can and the circumstances you've caught but i just think that england of probably we had a bit too long to be honest what's happening in the north of england is really very significant. don't have one can you have said that intends a real epidemic control you have to minister that and the level that local level if what you mean by that the thing with a particular well what we need is local experts and we do have them so looking at storage is how all the consultants in public health there and then we also have the local public health england equivalent in the other nations experts in communicable disease control these are the keep players they are the linchp

as windy as it has been over the weekend, winds starting to tinley till bit lighter for scotland and northern irelandd, ten were just coming down to, single figures in the north, after a mild start in the south and east, ten to 13 degrees and that will be noticeable. then we are into the much cooler air as we move monday for all areas. that cool air coming down from the north—west amount in area of high pressure so you will see these values as we move through the week for many not getting much above 11 or 12 degrees. the wins will be lighter and there will be a fairamount of will be lighter and there will be a fair amount of sunshine too. so, you's settling down for the rest of the week thanks to high pressure. it will be less windy, we will see some such an event, but it will be cold both by day and by night. this is bbc news. the headlines at 4pm. a senior government minister warns the second coronavirus lockdown in england could last more than a month and says any decision would depend on how much the restrictions brought down levels of infection. we need to recognise that we do need to get the in

showers, some of those heavy with hail and thunder, most frequent in southern scotland, northern england, northern irelandthe weekend, eight or nine degrees at the highest in scotland and northern ireland, 13 in the south—east corner, windiest conditions tomorrow, southernmost counties of england and wales, especially earlier in the day, a0 or 50 mph hour gusts. a sign of something quieter on the horizon, showers through tuesday and wednesday, but towards the end of the week high pressure builds in, we have not seen that for some time, and it flips around to the other side of autumn, the mellower side, more in the way of dry weather, winds not so strong, sunshine by day, cold nights, with some overnight frost and fog. goodbye for now. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a senior government minister warns the second coronavirus lockdown in england could last more than a month — and says any decision would depend on how much the restrictions brought down levels of infection. we need to recognise that we do need to get the infection rate, the r rate, below o

scotland. low cloud developing elsewhere. some clear skies, particularly across northern scotland. some rain in northern irelandrnight, keeping temperatures... a touch of frost through parts of north—east scotland later. into sunday morning, low pressure towards the west. winds circulating in an anti clockwise fashion, meaning a southerly wind becoming more dominant, milder air southerly wind becoming more dominant, milderair going southerly wind becoming more dominant, milder air going further north, with more moisture and cloud, a murky day across scotland and north—east england after initial brightness. morning rain in northern ireland, wales, a bit across the south—east, although mostly dry. southern areas into wales and northern ireland, some brightness in the afternoon, quite pleasant in the sunshine. grey and misty further north. temperatures up on what we have seen today. sunday evening, the rain starts to push away from north—east scotland, but more showers into the south—west. with low pressure continuing to the west of us on sunday night and into monday, further outbreaks of rain pushing up the weste

we have more cloud coming into scotland and northern ireland.cloud in northern england very slow to sing and break up but we've got sunshine through the midlands, wales and the south—west and temperatures i 6—9 degrees typically. this evening and overnight the cloud continues to push down into scotland and northern ireland bringing a little rain and drizzle. mainly rain affecting the far south—east of england but in between with the clear skies and like winds we will find fog forming more widely probably the last night but before the fog forms and where we keep clear skies there will be some pockets of frost around as well. tomorrow, looks a little different, not least across england and wales where we have more fog around that will slowly lift but pointing to a colder day than today. scotla nd pointing to a colder day than today. scotland and northern ireland seeing cloudy skies, a bit of rain and drizzle here and there and maybe some of these showers pushing on to the south coast of england. some sunshine breaking through across northern engla

a cold front, bringing colder air to scotla nd cold front, bringing colder air to scotland and northern irelandmorning. plenty of heavy showers and gales likely especially in the far north of scotland. england and wales, fairly cloudy tomorrow, band of rain particularly affecting northern england and wales, and to the south, a few brighter spells breaking through the cloud. the gusts of wind will be a feature of the weather. for many of us, 20—30 mph, strongerfor the northern and western isles. saturday evening, keeping blustery showers in the north, cloud in the south, lingering into sunday, the cold front parking itself across parts of southern england. sunday, that could bring more cloud, maybe to the south of the ma, perhaps the odd shower. to the north, for much of the uk, different feeling, more sunshine, still showers, still windy across parts of scotland, cooler than saturday, and things are remaining fairly unsettled, mild and quite breezy into next week. a reminder of our top story... boris johnson's adviser borisjohnson‘s adviser on ministerial standards has resigned after the prime

in scotland far north of england and northern ireland, temperatures generally seven to 10 celsius. es have remained closed during england's lockdown. tomos morgan reports. november in north—west wales, and the famous weather has already kicked in. wales finished its firebreak almost two weeks ago, but even with the rain, it still feels eerie on the streets of aberdovey. just like a lockdown that is still in place. it has never been so quiet for this time of year in all of the 13 years peter holt has run his cafe. does it feel a little bit like a ghost town at the moment here? it's nice for the locals. the locals absolutely love it. but as a business, we need people, the people need to come. we feel a bit safer. i know we can travel anywhere in wales, but i don't think people are tending to do that either. after the first lockdown, tourist hotspots across wales saw record numbers visiting with fewer people wanting to go abroad for their holidays. but areas like aberdovey, according to the welsh tourism alliance, are 80 to 90% reliant on visitors coming from england, so a lockdown ove

thank you, george, and more good news for western scotland and northern ireland, out of the wind butot as soggy in the next few days and something brighter on the horizon are not the only change. today we saw temperatures around the 12 degrees mark across the country, pretty mild for this end of november and by the end of the week some of us and by the end of the week some of us will be struggling to get to five as overnight frost and frost returns. at the moment, the coldest conditions are pushing into the north and west as the rain gradually plays from scotland and northern ireland and there will be showers later. turning letter to the north of england and wales, staying dry in the southeast with clear skies and across england and wales we start another fairly across england and wales we start anotherfairly mild across england and wales we start another fairly mild day, across england and wales we start anotherfairly mild day, but across england and wales we start another fairly mild day, but that mild airwill another fairly mild day, but that mild air will squeeze away as the caul

it's towards the east but across northern and england and wales he was the raymond up as the weather front pushes its way and scotland and northern irelandping and a few showers around that it will be called a touch of frost in spots and ice as we start wednesday morning. by when status is the chart. when the fund on the move but it's the chart. when the fund on the move but its progress is slowing down. not much in the way to push it along today and the weather front is buckling to the south of us and it also holds its progress. while we start with cloud and rain across northern and england males and things brighten up and to east anglia and southeast and the channel islands bringing bits of rain. sunny conditions will develop away from that but it will feel colder. showers in scotland and northern ireland but temperature is in single figures now just about ireland but temperature is in single figures nowjust about holding onto double figures with the crowd and the rain in the southeast corner. and then after a cold day and cold night with clear skies around. temperature is down enough for widespread frost and across parts of southwest

afternoon. 13-16 widely as we go into the afternoon. 13—16 once again, i milder day for scotland, northern irelandlow pressure pushes through. these weather fronts that are bring some heavy rain in another area of low pressure developing. it rained most likely a cross northern ireland into parts of scotland, heavy at times. pushing into western parts of england and wales later on, but if you see an area of low pressure developed, we could see some gales pushing towards wales. drier across the bulk of england, but here we see some wet and windy weather. it all hinges on how deep that low pressure system develops up around the weather fronts. it means system develops up around the weatherfronts. it means it system develops up around the weather fronts. it means it could start off windy and wet across parts of eastern england thursday morning, but the emphasis, a ridge of high pressure to build in. most places becoming drive by the afternoon. temperatures will have dropped a little bit, 11 to around 14 degrees, but still a nudge above where we should be for the time of year. as a goat towards the end

most rain setting in over the hills of western scotland, some rain for northern ireland. creeping up at around nine to 11 celsius, getting milder. move things on into tuesday and rain is still stuck mainly across scotland and northern ireland. generally dry for england and wales and always brighter with more sunshine as you head further east across england and wales where it's going to be dry with a southerly wind temperatures continuing to rise back up to 12 or 13. quite widely, things will change later in the week, not least because that weather front will take rain into england and wales on wednesday. then we start to see high pressure building in later on in the week. for the early part of the week rain around, most of it around scotland and northern ireland. it will be turning milder for the second half of the week with high pressure, lighter winds, it will be cold with some frost and some fog. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories. california is to begin a night—time curfew, to tackl

we are seeing that rain overnight pushing across scotland and northern ireland, too, turning particularlyrth of scotland, the northern isles seeing gales and gusts of around 60 miles an hour. in the south, breezy, cloudy, a few breaks in the cloud but it'll be a mild night, a few spots of drizzle around, and temperatures for most of us holding up between 10—12, but turning a little bit cooler in that cool air moving across scotland. so, heading through the day tomorrow, we have this cold front slowly sinking its way south, low pressure to the north and quite a lot of isobars on the map as you can see, especially across the northern half of scotland. so, another windy day to come, could be gale force gusts of up towards the northern isles, western isles and northern highlands as well. plenty of showers rattling through on that brisk breeze across scotland and northern ireland, then we have this band of cloud and rain sinking across northern england into wales, too. further south, mostly dry, fairly cloudy at a few breaks in that cloud and it'll be mild. if the sunshine does break through,

eastwards very quickly and will sit across the same areas much of the day, south and western scotland, northern ireland with further rain at times, heavy now and again, further north in scotland, brighter and cooler, to the south, a much milder day to come tomorrow compared to today thanks to the southerly wind. bringing in a few breaks and an overall cloudy picture, the best conditions in east anglia and the south—east in the afternoon with temperatures peaking at 13-14 . the afternoon with temperatures peaking at 13—14 . the weather front from western scotland and northern ireland will move eastwards through tuesday night into wednesday. another wave, this buckle develops through the bay of biscay delaying the clearance from the south—east on wednesday, holding on to something milder here, but other than that colder air will slip back into place once again. wednesday is almost your transition day and that we will have the weather front in the south—east of england, further rain and drizzle to come, but from the midlands, wales north woods, a few showers around, but a lot more sunshine generally and t

more cloud into scotland and northern ireland and patchy rain in the north—west, keeping frost away frome frost—free in the extreme south—east of england. together with some freezing fog patches. i felt around tomorrow morning and that will be slow to clear. as a result, it is going to be cold. this is the area more likely to have the fog that will linger through the morning. this is where we had a yellow fog warning. that fog is slow to left, perhaps lifting into slow cloud from the afternoon. some sunshine across other parts of the northern england, wales and the south—west but these showers from the figure cloud in the south—east running through the english channel. some through the irish sea and cloudy skies with patchy rain for scotla nd cloudy skies with patchy rain for scotland and northern ireland. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. ethiopia's government steps up its three week offensive in tigray, with an assault on the regional capital mekelle. it is not a war crime, it is a law enforcement operation taking care of the civilian lives and institutions. think about th

meanwhile, parts of west and central scotland are already in the country's highest level of restrictions until december the 11th. and northern irelandeks of lockdown from friday, having just reopened some services. the uk government is in talks with the administrations in scotland, wales and northern ireland to try to agree a unified approach to covid restrictions over christmas. but scientists warn any easing will have consequences. the virus doesn't care that it's christmas. it will keep spreading regardless. it's happened in canada, with canadian thanksgiving. we are going to see the same in the states with american thanksgiving. i think it's just telling people we know how the virus transmits, and how much risk are you willing to take at this point in time with your family and your loved ones? it seems certain the tier restrictions in england will be toughened up. cabinet ministers will discuss the changes this afternoon, with an announcement due later this week. but many families will be determined to get together over christmas, whatever the government says. dominic hughes, bbc news. chancellor rishi sunak is set to announce a

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more cloud into scotland and northern ireland, some patchy rain in the north—west. ll be slow to clear and it will be a cold day. this is the area that is more likely to have a fog lingering through the morning, that is where we have the yellow fog warning. that fog is slow to left, perhaps lifting into the cloud in the afternoon. some sunshine across other parts of northern england, wales and the south—west for a while but these showers are from the thicker cloud in the south—east, running through the english channel. some through the english channel. some through the irish sea and cloudy skies of patchy rain for scotland and northern ireland. where that fog is so tickly, it will be a cold day to the midlands, temperatures could be no better than three or 4 degrees. —— slow to clear. for many of us, it will be a cloudy weekend but it should be milder and that is because pressure is going to be following so we get a bit more of a breeze. that is going to be coming in from continental europe, pushing the colder air towards the north and allows milder air to push up fr

in scotland and northern ireland, clouds have been thickening towards the end of the afternoon.is associated with this cloud you can see here on the satellite picture. so warm fronts bring the rain across northern scotland and once that rain has pushed through, we will start to get milder air coming in around this area of high pressure. so temperatures will actually be rising through the night. whereas across the heart of england and wales, the fronts are kept at bay. and here, it's going to be a cold night with long clear spells, frost, temperatures getting down to about —3, —4 degrees in the coldest areas in the countryside and there will be some dense patches of fog. whereas that rain band in scotland, well, it trickles into the far north of england whilst weakening, where, over the hills, i suspect there will be a bit of drizzle. once that front is through, it's a night where temperature will be rising through the night, and by the end of the night, it will be back to 11 degrees in glasgow. so a mild start to the day for much of scotland, northern ireland and the far north o

there will be showers in northern and western scotland and into the south. northern irelandl of us will be clear and dry. single figure temperatures across the northern half of the tadjer and mid—teens further south. breezy across other areas with winds touching gale force, up to six mph theo bongonda. i was were scotland and northern ireland. as we go through the rest of the week upgrade lottery day on tuesday, a few showers, high pressure starting to build on. things will gradually turn a little bit drier across the country. it will tone colder with some morning frost and fog. a big change from the wild conditions we have had. nothing quite as wild as they have seen in the last 24 hours in the philippines. let me take you to the satellite. this is the strongest storm across the globe so far this year. 140 mile winds. a catastrophic storm, probably the strongest one to reach the country since hannah had back in 2016. oral conditions there. i am sure we will be hearing more about that of the next three days. but you both. thank you. thanks very much. it is 6:36am. time for a

so a mild start to the day for much of scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england.g patches have lifted and the frost has melted away. as far as the temperatures go, well, as we go through thursday afternoon, broadly speaking similar to what we had on wednesday highs of on wednesday — highs of around 10 to 13 degrees, but it could turn quite mild for a time aberdeenshire. if we see a bit of sunshine, those higher temperatures boosted by the fern effect. that's the winds coming over the mountains. on into friday's forecast, another quiet day, high pressure stilljust about clinging on. with a few mist and fog patches. rather cloudy again across northwestern parts of the country. and later through friday afternoon we will start to see the winds pick up across the south. and that can make it feeljust a little bit cooler and fresherfor a time. although on the face of it, those temperatures similar values. highs 10 to 13 degrees. now for this weekend we are going to start to see the winds turn to a more southerly direction. and those southerly winds will be pushing in som

northern wales, in the south as well. they sure as running through the english channel, some through the irish sea and cloudy skies with patchy rain for scotland and northern irelandthe weekend, for many of us, it will be a cloudy weekend, but it will be milder. that is because pressure will be following. we will get a bit more please. we will get a bit more breeze. that breeze will be coming in from continental europe, pushing the cold air towards the north and allowing milder air to push out from the south. a messy start, lows of low cloud, dampness. a frosty start in scotland in particular, best of the sunshine probably here. some sunshine coming through in southern parts of england, milder air here so 11 or 12 degrees without any colder in scotland, temperatures are no better than five or six in some places. second half of the weekend, grey and gloomy. lots of low cloud around, mist and patchy fog. cloud coming into northern ireland, western scotland. the best of the sunshine will be in the north—east of the country. temperatures in the afternoon typically eight or nine celsius. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the wo